Norma Lizbeth: What crime is Azahara Aylin, a classmate who hit her in Mexico, accused of?

Azahara Aylin “N”, the minor accused of the death of the student Norma Lizbeth, was linked to the process this Saturday, as announced by the State Attorney’s Office of Mexico. But what crime is she accused of?

Last week, in social networks A video in which two young men were seen fighting on a vacant lot went viral. The students wore the uniform of the Official High School 518 Annex to the Normal School of Teotihuacan.

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The fight arose between Azahara Aylin “N” and Norma Lizbethvictim of bullying and who received multiple blows that caused a head trauma. It was on March 13 that the death of the minor was reported at the Health Center of Teotihuacan.

What is the crime for which Azahara Aylin was linked to the process?

The death of Norma Lizbeth sparked outrage at the national level, as his death became a stark demonstration of the consequences that bullying can bring, bullying and the negligence of educational authorities.

As reported by the Prosecutor’s Office Edomex, Martínez was arrested at her home located in the Mexican municipality of San Juan Teotihuacán. Immediately, she was transferred to the Quinta del Bosque Internment Center.

Azahara Aylin “N” was accused of the crime of qualified homicidewhat does this mean?

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In accordance with Article 302 of the Federal penal code, is considered homicide the act of deprivation of life to a human being to cause death, either by will or negligence.

Mexican law typifies the homicide in different ways: intentional (deliberately caused), involuntary (deaths caused by negligent action) and preterintentional (when the intention of the aggressor was to cause injuries, but not kill).

In this way, the simple homicide it is understood by that which is committed without premeditation, treachery, advantage or treason. On the contrary, when the authorities determine that there is a circumstance that aggravates the fact, it is considered as qualified homicide.

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What are the aggravating circumstances of a qualified homicide?

In Mexico different are contemplated ratings for the homicide. Depending on its type and nature, it can be: linked (when the deceased and the victim maintain a family or spouse relationship), by the way, by the cause, by the means and by the number of people involved.

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He qualified homicide It also considers situations such as death in a fight or duel, violent emotion (stimulated reaction), correspective responsibility (when there is more than one aggressor), with the consent of the victim, gender violence or femicide.

Source: Elcomercio